WritingPrompts

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[WP] Advances in biomedical sciences give a man the gift of night vision, but at the cost of his sanity. Years later, you become the next candidate in the program and begin to discover there is a very good reason we fear the dark.	48
[WP]You've just contracted the world's deadliest disease, but as luck would have it, you're a healthy carrier. It is only transmissible through contact with bodily fluids (sweat, urine, saliva, etc). How do you use your newfound "power"?	11
[WP]Your soul is signed over to Satan before your birth. Due to his carelessness with the paperwork, a loophole grants you immortality until age 18. You commit suicide on a daily basis so as to troll Satan into returning your soul. How do you finally succeed?	3
[WP] Men and women of science became too intelligent for what they knew their gene sets could produce when intermixed. They wanted something more than a petty human, they wanted to bear something unto the world that was better than they could ever hope to be.	2
[WP]Global war breaks out and civilization restarts. Our methods for storing digital media didn't last. Based on the material objects we left behind, what distorted image do historians paint of those who came before?	2
[WP]If you use it, you lose it. What are the implications of this?	2
On Earth, as humans rage on for the course of millions of years, a eusocial lineage of insects continue to evolve quietly. One day, this species emerge from within the Earth.	1
[WP]Pointlessly, humanity rages on for the course of millions of years as a eusocial lineage of insects continue to evolve quietly. One day, this species emerge from within the Earth.	1
[WP] Advances in the biomedical sciences give a man the gift of night vision. He later suffers from "insanity", gouging his eyes out shortly after. 10 years later, you are the next candidate for the "refined" procedure, only to discover that the last man's diagnosis of insanity was false.	1
You've just contracted the world's deadliest disease. But as luck would have it, you're a healthy carrier. What do you do with this newfound "power"?	1

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